Canadian Data Security &
Compliance Insights

A stolen password should never be enough to open your client files. Multi-factor authentication is one of the simplest, most effective protections a firm can adopt.

Electronic signatures are widely accepted across Canada, but the rules depend on the document and the province. Here is what professional firms should know.

Email is convenient, but it was never designed to protect sensitive client files. Here is why attachments put your firm at risk, and what to use instead.

Email is not secure enough for client documents. Here's how Canadian law firms should be sharing sensitive files to protect client confidentiality and meet professional obligations.

You've heard that AES-256 encryption is the gold standard for data security. But what does it actually mean for your clients' documents? Here's a plain-language explanation.